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The castle cemetery is a quiet and historic place that exudes a special atmosphere. Here you will find old gravestones and monuments that offer exciting insights into the history of the region and former noble families. The artistic inscriptions and decorations that tell stories from past centuries are often particularly impressive. Anyone looking for peace and quiet or interested in history should plan a visit. A short walk through the castle cemetery invites you to reflect and discover - ideal for a short break

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The Hohenlandsberg castle ruins are the remnants of the former Hohenlandsberg castle. The castle was built in the 13th century. built. During the Peasants' War in 1525, the castle was taken unscathed by the farmers. In 1554 the castle was destroyed. Today you can enter the castle complex through a tunnel and view the ramparts, foundation walls and the entrances to the casemates.

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The Hohenlandsberg castle ruins are the remnants of the former Hohenlandsberg castle. The castle was built in the 13th century. built. During the Peasants' War in 1525, the castle was taken unscathed by the farmers. In 1554 the castle was destroyed. Today you can enter the castle complex through a tunnel and view the ramparts, foundation walls and the entrances to the casemates.

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Frankenberg Castle probably emerged from Vorderfrankenberg Castle, which was built in 1254 by the Burgrave of Nuremberg. At the beginning of the 18th century. The castle was converted into a baroque style palace.

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Frankenberg Castle probably emerged from Vorderfrankenberg Castle, which was built in 1254 by the Burgrave of Nuremberg. At the beginning of the 18th century. The castle was converted into a baroque style palace.

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Frankenberg Castle probably emerged from Vorderfrankenberg Castle, which was built in 1254 by the Burgrave of Nuremberg. At the beginning of the 18th century. The castle was converted into a baroque style palace.

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This is the private cemetery of the Barons of Pöllnitz. The von Pöllnitz family lived in Frankenberg Castle from 1783 - 1971.

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The inner part of the park is designed in a strictly formal manner. A large avenue of linden trees runs through the entire length of the park as a central axis. A walk along the avenue is always an experience: In spring, walk under the delicate green of the awakening linden trees, in summer, enjoy the shady coolness under the roof of the avenue, in autumn, walk on the golden carpet of linden leaves and in winter, enjoy the bizarre crown shapes of the avenue trees. https://www.geistliches-zentrum-schwanberg.de/erleben/schlosspark/rundgang-schlosspark/

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HINTERFRANKENBERG CASTLE RUINS Info at: https: //www.hdbg.eu/burgen/detail/burgruine-hinterfrankenberg/27

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Idyllic wine village with good rest stops and great trails around it 🚵‍♂️

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The Neptune Fountain in Schönbrunn Palace Park was built between 1778 and 1780 as part of the redesign of the complex under Empress Maria Theresa. The fountain is a good hundred meters long, almost fifty meters wide and, without figures, a little over seven meters high. The park is beautifully laid out and you can discover a lot

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the Neptune Fountain, a beautiful part of the castle park on the Schwanberg.

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The name of the castle ruins comes from the so-called "Specke", as a stick dam is called in Markt Einersheim. A bacon was the prerequisite for building a castle there, as a damp meadow had to be overcome. This is indicated on the information board at the foot of the ruin.

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There is a campfire site there. This place is ideal for a break as there are enough places to sit. The view of Castell, including St. John's Church and other villages, is also amazing.

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On the tour there are two three nice corners to rest. So take a picnic with you in Corona times. Ascent and descent are sometimes a bit slippery. Good profile in damp weather.

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The castle, presumably founded in the 13th century, was not the ancestral seat of the Franconian-Bohemian noble family of the barons of Schwarzenberg-Hohenlandsberg, but a castle of the Hohenlohe, who exercised their bailiwick over the possessions of the Würzburg Dompropstei around Seinsheim from here. In the 15./16. In the 19th century, the castle was the administrative center of the Schwarzenberg rule of Hohenlandsberg, which in Seinsheim and the surrounding area the tithes (= high jurisdiction) and the authorities over the villages of Weigenheim, Seinsheim, Iffigheim, Herrnsheim, the predominant village rule in Bullenheim, shares in the village rule in Hüttenheim and Nenzenheim as well as presumably owned the large village of Dornheim. Further information and reference: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Hohenlandsberg

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Nice plateau with a wonderful view. Wonderful trails around the ruins.

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The Hinterfrankenberg castle ruins, also called Frankenberg castle ruins, are the ruins of a medieval hilltop castle north of Weigenheim in the Middle Franconian district of Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim in Bavaria. https://youtu.be/AIAqtNGvzYc

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Really worth seeing. A bit of a fairytale forest.

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Nice view from up here. Now comes the departure: D

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